Die Silberkornkrankheit – Abgrenzung zur Alzheimer’schen Erkrankung
@article{Tolnay1999DieS, title={Die Silberkornkrankheit – Abgrenzung zur Alzheimer’schen Erkrankung}, author={Markus Tolnay and Andreas U. Monsch and Hannes B. Staehelin and A. Probst}, journal={Der Pathologe}, year={1999}, volume={20}, pages={159-168} }
ZusammenfassungDie Silberkornkrankheit ist eine Demenzform des hohen Alters, die feingeweblich durch das Vorhandensein zahlreicher Silberkörner und sogenannter „coiled bodies” charakterisiert ist. Beide Veränderungen sind im limbischen System (vor allem CA1-Abschnitt des Hippocampus, entorhinale Rinde, Mandelkern) und im Hypothalamus lokalisiert. Die Silberkörner lassen sich mit Hilfe geeigneter Versilberungsmethoden einfach darstellen und sind gut von neurofibrillären Läsionen der Alzheimer…
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